Washington Food Subsidy Clash Over Price Support Plan
Washington reports split opposition to the administration plan for price supports and a billion dollar CCC fund to back farm price guarantees. Senator Aiken expects Congress to favor a workable approach while Rep Wolcott calls the proposal subsidy by subterfuge. Marvin Jones eyes increased CCC funding to stabilize crops and production.
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Shattering Air Blows Predicted Against Japs
Allied air power would escalate against Japanese forces as Maj. Gen. Nathan F. Twining predicted stronger air blows while U S jungle troops pushed forward on New Georgia amid severe weather grounding planes. Twining likened the Pacific campaign to a college football game with veterans returning to boost the drive.
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Ore
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Pacific
Slacking Nazis Rounded Up By Military Police
German rear echelon soldiers of the Hermann Goering division are rounded up for front line duty by a military police party under Lieut. Jungebluth, acting from July 24, following a July 19 order seized by the British Eighth Army in Sicily.
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Republicans Must Have Realistic Foreign Policy
Wendell L. Willkie, addressing Republican leaders in the Eighth Congressional district on Aug 13, urged a constructive liberal domestic program and a realistic foreign policy to win the 1944 elections. He rejected the notion that Roosevelt would be re elected if the war lasts beyond next year and argued the party can succeed in both presidential and congressional races.
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Pope Pius XII Visited Bombed Areas of Rome
The Rome gette reported via Associated Press that Pope Pius XII visited bombed areas in Rome’s Teatien capital shortly after Allied planes departed. The broadcast notes the pope went to the devastated zones immediately following the air raid.
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Wedding of Eleanor Berg and Robert Humphries in Frederick
Eleanor Berg of Washington, D C and Robert Humphries of Washington wed in the Evangelical Reformed church with Rev Baer officiating. A dinner followed at the Francis Scott Key hotel, after which the couple left for their wedding trip. Attending were George Humphries and other relatives, with visiting guests from Dundalk New York and Baltimore areas.
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Lambert Birth Announcement for Michael Oliver Lambert
Capt. and Mrs. Robert O Lambert announce the birth of their son Michael Oliver at Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Lambert, formerly Eleanor Joy of Libertytown, is his mother. Capt. Lambert is stationed at the Arms Air Base in Alliance Nebraska. Mrs. J H Schmitt of Nin Avenue and Mrs. W O Barger of Hagerstown hosted a weekend visit at Mrs. Schmitt's mother's home.
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Local Residents Entertain and Travel Amid War Years
Numerous Middletown and nearby residents are listed traveling, visiting relatives, and hosting events from Atlantic City to New York. Families including Zimmermans Baumgardners Shafer and Mause mark reunions and vacations. Military members receive furloughs and prepare for further training, while births and transfers are noted among community households.
Former Fascist Leader Held For Insurrection
Rome police arrested Gino Cagetti once a Fascist national councillor and holder of party posts on charges of insurrection. Police also seized Dugenio Montes, former vice secretary of the fascist council of Venice, for possessing a small arsenal.
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Swiss Probe Sought on Prisoner Transfers
Swiss asked to probe transfer of prisoners of war from Italy to Germany. report notes possible adverse effects on Italy if surrender occurs. Also includes Health for Victory Club meeting update in Frederick with Miss Irene Caton demonstrating soy bean dishes and nutri tive sprouts urging wartime menus.
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Axis Preparations to Evacuate Sicily Revealed
A German High Command order dated July 29 outlines evacuation plans from Sicily to the mainland and guard duties at the Italian toe. The captured document shows directives to transfer road blocks and demolitions to German control and to disperse nonessential motor transport due to air threat, with removal to begin July 30.
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Surrender Leaflets Bombard Enemy Lines Near Randazzo Sicily
Allied artillery near Randazzo Sicily bombards enemy lines with informative surrender leaflets after heavy gunfire. Capt Marlin F Herz of New York City says leaflets serve as surrender passes for German or Italian soldiers who come over to Allied lines.
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Finland Sees Ray Of Hope For Peace Soon
Stockholm August 13 Finns glimpse hope for peace as censorship eases and Helsinki Social Democratic paper Social Democratic official organ notes one cannot expect near peace but hears an echo of coming peace Finland awaits great events amid tightened wartime reporting and political pressure tuned to optimism
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No Cases At Hospital On Friday Thirteenth
Friday the thirteenth passed with no new admissions at the hospital. Superintendent Miss Davena A. Somerville noted few operations aside from emergencies and maternity cases, saying the superstition persists even in modern times. Friday the thirteenth occurs only once this year.
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Two Jefferson County Soldiers Are Prisoners
Pvt Clensy Renwell of Ai lville and Baron Thomas of Ranson, both Jefferson County men, are reported prisoners in an Italian camp. Renwell told his parents he is well though sometimes hungry and hopes to be home for Christmas. They were captured February 17, and the Army policy aims to keep twins in the same organization unless military advantage dictates otherwise.
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Local Girl Missing Since Monday In Frock Case
May Louise Frock, 14, resident of East Fifth Street, has been missing since Monday afternoon. Grandmother Daisy Hagan says she sent her to pay a telephone bill at about 1 30. The last words were, Grandmother, I'll be back before three o'clock. Elm Street School friends have not seen her. She is about five feet one inch, 110 pounds, blond hair and grey eyes. Authorities remain searching for information on her whereabouts.
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Baltimore
Nikirk Denies All Charges in Divorce Case
The Frederick County bar probes allegations against Nikirk over contested fees and property settlement. Crossed checks and differing understandings of a 150 dollar plan surface, with Mrs Hughes contesting fees and settlement terms. Prosecution, led by HN. Kieffer DeLauter and Benjamin B. Rosenstock, follows a Bar Association meeting.
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Elks Open Convention in Hagerstown Tonight
The Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Association of Elks begins its 23rd annual convention in Hagerstown with officer nominations and elections through Sunday. The first business session is Saturday morning, followed by committee reports and elections, then a memorial service Sunday. Officers include Albert C. Cook president John Zimmerman Fleury II Easton John W. Miller Freder ick Rawdon Whittington vice presidents Guy A. Miller secretary and Herbert A. Ricketts treasurer.
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Lutherville
Many Motorists Stick To Victory Speed Limit
Washington reports that almost two-thirds of motorists stay within the 35 mile per hour wartime limit a Public Roads Administration survey finds. The average national speed of passenger cars runs around 39 mph with only 87 percent exceeding 40 mph.
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Arctic Explorer Is Returning To Italy
Gen Umberto Nobile, famed Arctic explorer and aviation expert, left Barcelona for Rome yesterday. He told friends he was glad to return to an Italy where Fascism no longer reigns. The article also notes a lodge meeting of the Past Noble Grand's Association of Samaritan Rebekah lodge No 44 LCofF at Esther Miller's home on August 4 with new member added and plans for an anniversary gathering September 2 and upcoming visit to the Aged Cottage at the Home.
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